Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-11-05

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 CrrT OF MEXICO, October 2S.-Th.
 menaoing tone of s section of the pres,
 ot California regarding the ease of Leor
 Baldwin, who wss murdered by bandit. Tn The state of Durango, some month, ago. attracts the attention of newspaper.
 here. The sentiment of Mexican jour nsls is. that ii IS unjust 70 make a case against the Mexican Government, ss Bald sIn was engaged in trade ss a point nosoriously unsafe, by reason of its being the haunt of brissnds, who had murdered many foreigners, and who were the terror of Mexicans as we'll The band that killed Baldwin, were professional robbers and so far, have managed to elude the authorities. Los NOilas says that the press of Ualifornis has taken occasion to let i;self opsn to the recent abuse agsiDst Mexico, snd ridicules the threats of sending forty thousand California militia into Mexico, to punish this nation of cannibsls, The government here desires the extsrnius- lion of this band of robbers, as earnestly es can foreigners resident ID CslIfornia. Ihls IS one of the few surviving bands of criminals in the country, and has given troops much hard work in follow ing 1t up,
 YUMA, Ariz, October 2s-A large del- esation of Tucson oltizens visited Su- perinten lent Gates this morning. The coroner's jury eXonersted the prison of hcisls from all blame. The four dead convicts will be buried thls afternoon. Gates condition is still critical. A pe- tition for the pardon of convict Riggs, IS being freely signed.
 LAKE MARAEACooK. Oct. 2S.-Teemer NOR the race, time 20-2Sss. GsrdAur's tlme wss not taken as he was half mile behind and padded home.
 AUSTIN, TeIss, Oct. 2s-J. E. Smith, Zoe express messenger who recently killed two train robbers near Fl Psso, was paid S2,0OO yesterday, by order of Gov. Ross, Gs a reward for hIs act.
 SAs FRASCIsCo, October 2S.-Unitod States Attorney Carey has advised Ger, Howard to order Capt. Shaw, whom Gen. Howard seEt ID command of United States troops to eject sheep herders sLd others from the Round Valley Indian reservation, to surrender 10 ihe sheriff. winch Gen. Howard declines to do with- out orders from the President or Secre- isry of War. On Towards refusal Carey last night sent a dispatch 10 the AttOr- D J. General st Wsshin gton, in which be reviewed the affairs, and states that: If tks sheriff persis.s, and Gen. Howard continues to refuse following my advice, il will probably result in blood she'd" YUMA, A. T., October 2S-A large con tract has just been completed between the president of the Mohawk Canal Co. and George W Norton, engineer, hy which the latter eIcEyRies twenty miles O, canal, of ten thousand miners inches capacity. The consideration IS one hun dred thousand dollars. The project is to open thirty thousand acres of rich land Co cultivation ID Yuma County.
 NEW YORK, October 2s-The most important step toward the complete set clement of the telegraph war was taken yesterday, when ihe agreement between the Muimsl Union aud Postal Telegraph companies wss made. Gould said m re- ply is an inquiry as to whether the agreement meant the absorption of the Msckey lines: II guess not. Iunder- stand that the Mutual Union and Postal have agreed to advance rates to some. thing near ours. the Western Union is not greatly interested"
 WAsEISGroS. October 2S.-District h,t9spey !GglRaelL LeeGsn- his Argumsn, ih. supreme court this morning. He spoke for fOriy-iTe minute9 and was followed by General Butler. Butler finisEed speaking ai 2:i5, and court pro ceeded with call of the docket
 sAS FRASCIsco, Oc.. 2S.-Thos. F. Nor,hey, father ot Frank Nor,hsy, was examined in the McCord case lhis morn inr. but DO information was obtained from him as She wItness said he could not remember any of the facts upon which he was questioned. The case ci Rob:. F. Morrow was continued until November 2i, when the day of the sec ond trial will be fixed.
 NEW YORK. October 2S.-Morey 3. Bar silver 95 S8.
 CHICAGO. October 2s.-Wheat. cash, 725s. Corn, cash, 4lai.
 CHARLESTON. ". Va, October B. Yesterday the Chesapeake & Ono rail road company confessed judgment m the favor of O. r. Huntington for sl, ,7I2,-- 976.7S. Huntington filed bill n chan eery against the Chesapeake & Ohio, sl-- leriur in default of interest on the bonds tbst the company was ineolvent. CHICAGO, October 2S.-To the arch diocese of Chicago belongs the honor Ot sending the new Catholic diocese Of Cheyenne, Wyoming. it first bishop, in the person of Rev. Dr. NJ. <. Burke, of Joliet. Illinois, who WAS conseorated to this chapel this morning by archbishop Greenhan st Holy Rome Cathedral.
 SAy FRANCISCO, October 28.-The fall racing meeting of ihe Pacific coast blood horse association begins at the Oakland trottIns park tomorrow.
 NEW YORK, October 2s.-The officials of the Postel Telegraph Co. have Tor malIy announced that the rates of the nc,tsl company Eill be advanced to the We,tern UnIon standard on November lst
 CHICAGO. October 2S.-A News Ma con. Gs., special says: Yesterday was "Oonfederscy Day" m Mncon, and the special fes.ure of ihe occasion was re- view of Confederate veterans by their old president. The procession was 70 have marched by Davis ID revlew. on' when the procession was opposite DaVis the veterans broke ranks and swATmed aOOnt tnef cnlet. 4uS boHOS
 ored 10 keep them back, but they shouted: "All the policemen ot Georgia couldn't prevent us from shaking hands with Jeff Davis" The enthusiasm reached its climax when some one hand ed e Confederate battle flsg to Davis, who sIssped the tatters of the flag and pressed them to his lips. The ar wss full of such expressions ss "God bless Jef DsvIsr' "GOd bless the flag! and the multitude was in tears. Mrs. Dhvit and children kissed the flag, and wIif each kiss 5000 huzEs. went up. WheI the flag va. handed back to the multi . tude the men snatched sll the available t.tiers and pressed them warmly tt their lips. Pretty soon Davis srose snC sad:
 FRIENDS AND BRoIHBR-I am hk' that ola fsr-tst,ered snd torn bl . .torn. and yssrs. love it as me : nsn.o of what your fathers did snt
 what I hoped you would do. l will se'
 you sEsin."
 . LONDON, October 2S.-General Nur . nshomed, a companion of AToub khar
 in his flight from Tehsrn, has been cap . tured, and will be publicly hsnged